There will be no high speed rail between the West Midlands and Manchester.
Sunak wouldn’t deny himself a cheap round of applause ‘Westminster is a broken system… that incentivises the easy decision, not the right one… Vested interests standing in the way of change… Rhetorical ambition which achieves little more than a short-term headline.’ No, they’re not my words, though I agree with every one of them. This is taken from the speech of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak himself, speaking at the Tory Party Conference this week.
So much for ‘building a better future for the next generation’. On another culture-war favourite topic, the day after Suella Braverman stood at the podium and referred to a ‘hurricane’ of migration about to hit the UK, Sunak bolstered her utterly dehumanising rhetoric by lamenting small boat crossings. He is ‘confident that once flights start going regularly to Rwanda, the boats will stop coming’ – such a plan isn’t merely unworkable , I believe it’s illegal and immoral.
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